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STATE BAL. ASSOCIATION,
Committees Appo'ntel toy fceael Legisla.
l' tlon-atsoeiatipn Adj djournu, ~

Committess Appo,ntrl toy Needed Legisla:
tlon-A.soelntipn Al iourna, Si
Special Dispatch 10 the lnlellgenetr. : : 80 %.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. }aO.-Tbe
State Bar Association to-day appointed Z.
3. knight, 7. L. Brown and D. q, Gala
her a Committee to request Of the Legis.
lature the passage Of law requiring can.
didates for admission TO the bar 10 read
law two years. or have diploma from
West Virginia University Law School or
other reputable schools, and to require all
candidates to be examined by the supreme
Court Of Appeals or committee Of law.
yers appointed by the court for the pur-
pose, who shall examine in writing and
submit papers to the Court. ~
4 committee was also appointed to draw
a bill providing Jury eopmissionerp tor
each county, one member in each nagis-
terial district, to draw jurors as the Coun-
ty Court now does, and providing that no
juror serve twice the same year. -
The Association adjourned this even
ing. The pembers think it is entering on
9 career Of distinguished useiulness to the
State. 4 4 .<,rIarjSt
Col. Robert White was the only Vice
President in attendance.
Attorney General Caldwell was r. jected
as member because he was not a mem.
Der Of the Ohio County Association.
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A Mystery Explained, ,

M1LwAvxEE. Via. Jan. 20.-A special
from Steyena Point, Wis, says: Some six
weeks ago Silas Philbrick and his vito
we're both taken sick. complaining Of a
tired rheumatic feeling, with pains In the
muscles Of their limbs. Later they were
aeized with nausua and vomiting and
having the sensation OF thousands OF need.
les penetrating their flesh. Their throats
became partially paralyzsd, and in few
days Mrs. Philbrick died. The day be.
fore her death abe appeared better, and
asked for various kinds Of food for which
esemOd to crave. Her husband commen-
ced to grow stronger and was able to be
Up. ,whereupon he went to the home Of
his parents, mile away. Here he suffer.
ed relapse, and died. It has now been
ascertaiued that the disease which batlied
the physician's skill, was trichinosia. It
seems that Philbrick had q pig which had
sore leg upon one Of bis rear legs, ex.
tending nearly the whole length. The
animal was killed and after cutting away
the disesssd part they ate tho rest.
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GAS IN PLEAsANTs.

A III. Well Comes in-Indicatlons Of Oh
Aiso Found. NJ
Sp<cial Dipaiea 10 he lalslli9taeer. p;
Sr. MAnYs, Jan. e0.-To-night the new
gas well sent forth It's encouraging beams
OF light 10 the eyes Of tho citizens OF St.
Marys and Newport and the surrounding
country. Tho well Is situated OIL the
lands Of MIR. Given lsuttencutter near
Parkersville, three miles below St. Marys,
In West Virginia, and Is known rs the
JohnGon we'll. The blsze is estimated to
be about fifty feet and that from a two
inch pipe, and only gb3ut one.iourth the
entire pressure upon 1t.
Operators who have been Investing
their ducats in this county will certainly
feel very much encouraged over the pros.
pect. Already the people are talking Of
usipg naiu,al gas In their stoves at 81.
Marys. Prominent operators express the
belief In tho fact that there Is alarge body
Of oil in this district and the only question
Is who will get 1t first. n
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THE HOUSE DEBATES
oNlNIER.srArE COMMERCE. nil.
itat fattf to Arfivs ut Vote Doubtful
jNomlnations Considered by tho Senate.
; The Prsnl,lont's Dinner to tho
gton News SUtcs.

WAsnlSaToN, Jan. 20-In tho Hous,
to-day the Interstate Commerce bill wa,
taken up and debate on that euhjecs re
sumed. ' ..n...,,,
Mr.. Dibble, Of South Carolina, iayo,et
the recommit.al Of the bill to the Confer
enco Committee. His chief objection tc
tho measure was directed against what he
considered tho dangerous, pewers which
were conferred upon the commission in
tho matter Of suspending the operations
Of the long and short haul SECTION, and
which permitted 1t 10 make h.h OF one
and i!ssh OF another. ll y -
Mr.. Bragg, of Wisconsin, declared his
opposition to the bill, and his determine.
ton tovo.e against It. A few years ago
the legal tender decision OF the Supreme
Court had been reversed and public opin.
ion said 1t had been reversed BY the vote
Of two Justices appointed at the REQUEST Of
cartain railroad companies. Still public
opinion had 1t that large sums were iurn.
AHAoA W eNIl n CouphlKu III lQulAQb as
the price Of an appointment. He did not
say that public opinion was correct. He
expressed no opinion upon that point, hut
he did express tho opinion that II Con.
gress assumed control O.. all the railroad
corporations, 1t would mass the capital Of
the railroad companies aud make q tsutor
10 federal ELECTIONS. II Congreas provided
tor the appointment OF persons who were
TO construe this law, 1t would force rail.
road capital into the political canvass,
Therefore, he regarded the bill as a dau,
gerous exercise Of pows., and q measure
which, though 1t might temporarily relieve
the people in certain respeo!s, would hang
q milestone around their neoks by
which they would bo drowned in the
deep sea. lie opposed the bill
also because 1t contained the long and
short haul feature. That fsature WAS uot
founded on business priu, iples and ior
that reason It wss unwise legislation. It
vas opposed 10 the interests Of his con.
etituents, aud was a blow ct the apricul.
tural counties. He MAS not to be driven
from his position by ne~spsper articles,
or through fsar OF heing called the attor.
ney OF railroad companirs. Tnis thing
had no terror for him. lie opposed ths
bill because he believed i. to hs wrong.
The House adjourned u1til 7:30 o'clock.
At the evening eession further uehlte was
INDUCED ip, but no vote was reached.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

shannon's bank, Of Terre Haute, Ind,
has closed ita doors.
The Hale brothers, noted crooks Of
Louisville, have bsen arrested. .sI
The Government loses million dollar
suit against the Northern Pacific. =
Colonel Henry NJ. Black, Of Michigan,
is being urged for Ohief Signal Officer.
James Noonan, of Huntington, Ind, was
killed on the Louisville, New Albany and
Chics2o Railway. IN. . m n q 4
81 Terrell, a hard character, has boen
arrested and returned 10 Pomeroy, o., ss
tho suspected murderer Of Phelps.
Barney Forstner, OF Newport, Ky, ate
thirty quail in thirty consecutive days, de-
vouring the last bird yesterday in elk
minutes, aE mHg =.rp. .,',l. w.
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VOLUME XXXv.---NUMBER l2y.
tho government employ, md you will SEQ
Tho necessity Tor my withholding my name
for the present. Yourp Truly,

The other 10 an affidavit by Mr.. Iaavitt
setting forth that in 1868, q Mr.. Horton
itit In his oirice a package for r man
Whose name he does not remember) to
call and tx,minc. The package which
was said 10 contain a pound Of morphine.
was taken away by by Horton. This was
maa made n pretended basis OF suit"
against Leavitt, which was never brought
to trial. He was never even accused OF
any violation OF the law. NJ
An endorsement by Mr.. Bradbury Ia TO
tho effect that the statements in the ai,ida.
WIS are in stc ,rdance with the facts, and
tfat the costa were paid to save tho ex.
pensu OF litigation.
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KINGS VERSION
VI His Quarrel With Jones-uu Four
Undue Violence.


OF His Quarrel With Jonss-Ha Foared
Az Undue Violcucs. r
WARRINGTON. D. G., Jan. 20-Tlls dis.
tu1b.nce in the barber shop on Tuesday
evening, between MeRsYs Jones and King,
'of l,ouIsiana, has made breezy topic ior
conversation at tho Capitol, the hotel lob,
bles aud at the clubs. Mr.. King has writ
ten q lette: giving, as he says, the facts Of
the caair, became many garbled ssorioe
have been printed of it. lie v1ites.
while I.vaa being shaved Cuthbers B.
Jones, accompanied by man whom I
took to be his brother, came into Ste Sart'a
shop and soon began conversation with
each other in q lau1 tame about my defeat
toy . generalization 10 Congress. 10 this
! made no response. When I had been
shaved and arose from my poeition Outh.
bert Jones got up from chair eight or ton
feet distant, cn the arm Of wb;oh he was
sitting. aud lcpking at me, uttered for
some moments the most offensive and
brutal language, such as would-be aeses-
Gin would employ when seeking aa opnor-
tunity to ocommitmurder underline Disguise
Of the law, he and his friend meanwhile OF ;
cupYing advantageous positions some
twelve or fifteen feet apart.
discovering that could not be caught
in the yll!ainoas trap they had laid for
me they retreated. kept my eye all the
time on both. In the height oi his frenzy
Jones held hid stick in bis left hand and
thyev his right on his hip, or possibly
into his hip pocket. Under the uircum.
STANCES, being, nonaued by such deadly
purpose, had been armed should have
felt Justified in destroying him. He was
at no time uearor than eight or ten feet
from me. am law abiding man, but
the law imposes no restraint In protecting
myself. Jonsa' hostilities to me are due
solely to my opposition to his appoint
ment to a consular position. That oppo-
sition waa because I was informed by
most reputable and distinguished men
acquainted with the facts that he was a
fugitive from Justice on account OF the
assassination Of General Liddell, Of my
district, by Jones' father, his elder brother
and himself, the two former being lynch
ed for their crime and the latter flying for
his lie. He has never yet ventured to re-
turn. 1t is pretense on his part that it
is due to an unkind remark by me about
bis mother. long ago denounced that
statement as false over my own signature
through the Associated Press.
"iours, very respectfully,
ays.ss 10 81. FLOYD, kING.n
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a NEW ENTERPRISE
In Contemplation that Promises to Mntcr
,l H't" tAfize for Sure. 500. .

In Contemplation that Promises to Mntor
81 1'ti' iafixe for Sure.
1t has been madepublict that new paper
mill will in all likelihood ba erected and
put in operation here. The moving gpir.
its in this new enterprise are Mr., John =.
Gilchrist and Mr.. @. Steinmetz. M. Gll.
christ has, it is reported, disposed OF the
large block OF Top mill stock that be ha,
held for q long time to Hon. O. D hub.
bard, and entirely withdrawn from the.
concern for the purpose OF devotinp him.
self to the paper mill; he was formerly
connected with the West Wheeling paper
works, and is well acquainted with tns
business Nj ~ =
Mr.. stelnmelz will continue his busi.
nees Of manufacturing paper boxes. H.
and Mr.. Gilchrist propose to orsanizs a
joint stock company OF $4,000. and have
been very successful as far as they have
gone. The proposed plant will be fitted
with all the latest machinery, al an esti.
mated coat OF over s30. 900, and is to be 10.
Gated on some property Of Mr.. Gilchrist's
near the northern end OF the CITY. The
works will be devoted exclusively to max.
ing straw board, such az 10 used in boxes,
with a capacity Of 10 or IS tons daily. !,
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TWO FIRES IN NEW YORK.
10 Attended With Fatal Results, md Mar
row Escapes Ia tho Other. -.....J,

Ono Attended With Fatal Results, md Nar.
row EscapOs Ia tho Otl,er.-z-s....,..
NRw YoRE, Jan. 20.-A IRE broke out
this afternoon in the engine room Of the
store, 10 Vesey street, occupied by the
Centennial American Tea Company. The
building was completely gutted. Loss es.
timated at $4,000. While the fire was in
progress, lineman Frederick Simons, of
the Electric Light Company, climbed a
pole to cut the electric light wires leading
into the store. In the act be received q
shock which paralyzsd him. He fell to
the ground, striking on his head. Y He
died in ten minutes. h
Fire also broke out to-day in the ave
story depot building, Nos. lis and ~
Canal street, occupied by the PhGni1
Furniture Company. J. On both sides were
bedstead and window shade factories:
The whole block Is filed with pilamma.
bic materials. In the rear Of the build.
1 ing was the big dat with 1900 tenants OF
all nationalities. The spread Of the flames
was 10 rapid that workmen Of the upper
floors barely escaped. The FIRE was after
shard struggle confined to the premises.
The loss on tho building and stock is bout
| $50 600, ,s,-- .,. ,-i
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sr. LOUIS, Jan. Gothic remains Of Mr..
J.J. Upchurch, the founder Of the Anci-
ont Order Of United Workmon, who died
at Steelyille, Mo-, Tuesday, will bo buried
IN Belleiontane cemetery, in this city, on
Sunday next. The funeral will be in
charge OF the Grand Lodge OF Missouri A.
y. y. W., and will bo attended by many
OF tho officials, as we'll as members Of the
order. lEErI l-S ~ t'lITE
An association has been formed hero fol
the purpose Of raising fund to erect a
monument 10 the memory Of Mr.. Up
church. The association will ask for ten
cent subscription from each member ol
the order, but will not decline sums ol
any amount which may DO voluntarily
uleEGu.
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GENERAL SMITH l.EpL1ys
To General Grnnt'A Criticisms-IIo Defends
Himself. 30


BURLINGTON, W., Jan. 2O.-In a COM
munication to tho Century Maya.ine for
last May General Wm. Smith commented
on IN sliusion 10 himself made by Gen.
eral V. 3. Grant In one OF his war. articles
in that magazine, and as result OF the
controversy which arose from that over
General Smiths removal from the com.
mapd Of the Eighteenth Army Corps, he
has given to the Free Press ior publication,
letter which he wrote to Senator Foote,
OF Vermont. 10 this letter, briet mention
Of which was made yesterday, General
Smith Gays:
II am extremely anxious tha. my
friends in my native State should not
think that the reason Of General Grants
relieving me from duty was brought
about from any misconduct OF mine, and,
therefore, writo to put you in possession
of the iaets. About the very last day of
June, or the lrst OF July, Generals Grant
and Butler came to my headquarters, and
shortly after their arrival General Grant
turned to General Butler and said: That
drink OF whisky I took has done
me gocd,' and then directly afterwards
asked me for drink. My servaut
opened bottle and he drank Of it. l
Was aware at the time that Grant had.
within SIX nonths pledged himself To-
drink nothing intoxicating. it.e, the
lapse OF All hou. or less he asked for an
othor dsiDk, which be took. Shortly after
hiI voice showed plainly that the liquor
had afeciea bin, and after little time
lie lott. Invent to ses Gin Epon his horse,
and as soon as ! returned to py iept, l
ssid to a staff officer: General Grant has
gone away drunk. General Butler has
seen It and will never fail to use the
weapon which has been put into his
u q p,jo
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DOURTFUL NOMINATIONS
Considered In tho Sonnte-Tho Reports Of
tho Committees.

Oonsidorod In tho SeMRte-Tho Reports Of
tho Committees.
WARRINGTON, Jan. o0.-In relation to
the nomination Of Ftp. Motto to be post.
master at Adebert, Ia, in place OF T. R.
Bennan, suspended, the PostotRce Com
mittee reports that nothing appears injur.
lously rejecting upon the personal or off,
cial character or conduct Of Che suspended
officer, whose suspension was induced by
political considerations.
In relation 10 the nomination Of S. L.
Harvey TO be postmaster at Centerville,
Ia;, vice f. G. Haynes, the Postof1ice Com.
mittss says the suspended official is dis.
abled soldier. He was an efficient post.
master, and gave satisfaction to the pat
rons Of his Office. There are no charges,
and his suspension was ''purely partisan''
aud a violation Of the law giving to dis.
abled soldiers preference in appointments
to civil Offices. But he informed the Com.
mittee that be did not desire to resist the
confirmation Of his successor, hence tho
nominee Ia favorably reported. I1.8',s5a
In connection with The confirmation Of
o. ". LeAVltt 10 uo OOlleCtQl OI CuStOmb az
Paasamaquodie, the Senate makes public
the documents. The, first Is letter to
Senator Mcmillan, marked confidential,
dated Washington, D. o., December Is,
1856. The writer calls attention to the
confirmation and states that having had
occasion to examine the papers fled by
applicants tor the Office, he found among
them q certified copy OF the record
Of the United states District Court
at Portland, Maine, showing that
Leavitt had been convicted between 1866
and 1860 OF smuggling, and been sentenced
to pay q hue. The writer thinks It hardly
probable that the President could haye
knowingly appointed convicted snug.
| gler to collect the revenue at place which
affords opportunities Tor smugRllng, and
suggests 10 q possibility that the paper
may have been abstracted from the hlca
before the other documents were taken to
the President. grg 0I
He adds: TN caae Of the caudidate'n h
confirmation, ] shall feel at liberty 10
make public sll the facts, for desire To
know whether the Senate doeo scrutinizC
the Presidents appointments when they
have good reason therefor, which is not
founded upon partiuan politics. ! am in
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way out.

CHARLEY SEApElGuT wGs 20 interested
in helping Porter Smith TO biacken Mayor
t;rubu that he went to Pittsburgh to hunt
for mud 10 throw at the Mayor. 1t would
be su odl freak OF popular favor that in
the sa1.o breath would make Ssabright
Myor and Porter Smith Chief Of Police.
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PlTrsnunaH, Pa, Jan. 2p..-John Kog.
man, the Hungarian miner, whose trunk
explodsd in Pennsylvania Railroad car,
on Tuesday, and who waa detained by the
police pending nn investigation into the
cause o. the explosion WAS libersted, the
authoritieo being convinced that he was
not socialipt aud had no intention Of
doing damage: Aergus, the injured bagr
gage master, will be ablo to resume bis
trips In few days. III
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&NEw BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. e0.--An.
trouble at Perth Amboy to.
morrow, the sheriff swore in 100 deputies,
who will leave tomorrow for that place.
This VISA done at the request Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company. Company D,
Third Regiment, hos been under orders
since Tuesday night, and are ready to
leave at q moments notice,
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speeiol Dispaiea to te lateli0enoer. a
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 20 Mr.. An,
drew T. shroyef and Mirs Martha Flora
Davidson, both Of Taylor county, W. Va,
were married 10 this city yesterday. y
Chas s Chap inc, olives. Virginia, and
Miss Maggie +. Mcdonald, Of Penney.
vania. were married yesterday at St.
na!thews' Church. Immediately after
tho ceremony the newly welded couple
took the 1 o'clock train for New York and
points East.
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Must Menn Next Month.

CLEyELAXp, Jan. 20-A Leader special
from Newark, Ohio, says that the Balh.
more & Ohio paymester, who visited that
place to-day, compelled each employo
Of the road to sign a pledge to alb.
atain from the uso Of Intoxicating
liquors before he could draw his pay.
This movement Is said to nave been
started because Of the ugly rumors about
drunken train men in connection with
the Republic disaster. Ea
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THERE were Democrats who thought
tina. another term Of Porter Smith wouldn't t
be 80 bad with Beard to hold tho Chief
Of po!;ce level. But the Circuit Court has
upss: the police end Of the Board, and
now nothing romans 10 keep the. Chief Of
Police in check. We Nigh! try an auto.
matic governor for the remainder OF the
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TnE manliactuyc Of pubic sentiment
a. Charleston having failed to meet e1:
pectations, Senator Camder's friends arc
credited with high resolve to try the
pame thing On larger scale. It is not
difficult to assemble crowds at various
points aai it 10 easy enough TO pass resolu'
ton. And likeenough all this won't bulge
a single anti.Camden man. The folks on
that side may evcn take a notion to set up
rasolu.ion mill Themselves. Col. Lucas
Yields iacile pen. ...i
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here and deliver an address on the tariff
In February. Mr.. Blaine will 10 In
Detroit then to attend the annual banquet
Of the Michigan club. branches will be
established throughout weatern Michigan,
and an ultimate consolidation is-looked
Tor. The whole movement Is a boom for
Blaine.
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Tho London Theatre u,,n,ter.

LONDON, Jan. so.-The jRothschilds aad
other wealthy Hebrews offer reward fol-
the persons who, gave the alarm Of Gro at
Spitalhelds on Tuesday night, and caused |
a panic and loss Of lilo which followed.
4 subscription list haa boon opened for
tho relief OF the relatiyea Of tho victims
Of the dlaaster, q& III. 4
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Shipping mud Industrial League.

Special Dtidteh to TIE Inieiligenotr.
= WASHINGTON. D. O., Jan. 2O.-Hons. A.
X. Bose!er, W. L. Wilson aud Philip
pendleton are the delegates from West
Virginia attending the American Shipping
and industrial League uow in session here
Mr. Boseler delivered an address on the
Prestige OF American Shipping" jes.
night The convention is very largely at
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TuE P,nlentlrry management Is to be
investigated by strong committee, and
the poople will look for. thorough and
impartial inquiry. Ii there Is anything
wrong let it come out, and bring the guilty
with L u
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Tic bulgarian Question,

VIENNA, Jan. 2O.-The negotiations for
the settlement Of the Bulgarian question
are progressing iavorably. They are main
ly between Russia, Austria and the Porto
on the one side, and between the Porte
a1d Bulgaria on the other. The basis on
which they are being conducted is that
tho Bulgarian regency shall resign when
assurance is given regarding candidate
Joy The throne. Efforts are being made to
lhducs Russia to give the desired assar-
Anca - L---
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ARE Messrs. Lucas, Chew, Pueh, the
pticep, Chipley and the res. Of them
"syuc.smitten parlshs," that the Register
pps .lsm in the pillory and throws un.
marketable eggs at themP Keep kicking
the kickers-you may drive them all the
.J=.-rar
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Signed by the President. y
Spoefa! Dispatch 10 n. Intelliqelcer, no..
WASHINGTON, D. o. Jan. 90 The
Preaident to-day signed General Kelley's
pension bill. The bill grants the General
s. pension, of 500 ps- month.
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GENERAL KELLy's pension -ol 500 a
month has been long coming, but at last
It haa arrived. Tho gratitude Of the re.
nnblic is we'll bestowed In this case.
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a Michigan Doom for blaine

GRAED RArlps, Nick, Jan. a.-The
Tariff league Of Grand Rapids was organ
izsd here with forty msmbsrs. It was de-.
cided to invite James G. Blaine to come